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Now that he is back on good terms with the company after the incident at Summerslam 2013 that cost Jim Ross his job, Ric Flair is being heavily rumored to join the stacked episode of Monday Night Raw on February 24, the same night that WWE Network launches. He will be needed to help promote WCW and NWA content on the network.
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- Jim Ross discusses CM Punk leaving WWE
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"I don't think you have to be a Mensa member to figure out that it had an influence on decisions that were made. I was working with the developmental kids in NXT and enjoying that, and got called in for that job. It was a very unique night, to say the least. Ric Flair was coming off maybe the most traumatic time of his life. Reid Flair had recently died of a drug overdose. In hindsight, it might not have been the most timely booking, to get him in that environment. And then you can look at the other side and say maybe it's a good thing to get him out around friends. As it worked out, you'd probably lean more to the former than the latter. But here's the deal. I was conductor of a runaway train. I was supposed to keep it on the tracks and that didn't happen. So I don't have any issues taking responsibility. Did I envision that it would help facilitate my exit? No. But I could see the thinking behind it."
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The Allan W. Anderson Papers (1953-2010) document Anderson's work as a poet and academic in religious studies. The majority of the material dates from 1970 to 1990 with sparse documentation from the 2000s on. These files document some of Anderson's creative processes for his published works including the children's book Songs from the Mifflinger Sea and A little cove of Nonsense, as well as unpublished materials. His collection includes poems, lectures, correspondence, research papers, student work, newspaper clippings, and audio visual materials. Highlights include drafts of some of his most prominent writings such as Reflections on the I Ching and Self-Transformation and the Oracular, in addition to correspondence concerning the publication of his dialogues with Jiddu Krishnamurti, A Wholly Different Way of Living. The collection consists of three series: Poetry and Writings (1953-2010), Krishnamurti Foundation Correspondence (1974-1990), and Student Documents (1977-1983). The Poetry and Writings series has been divided into three sub-series: Titled Poetry (1953-2006), Untitled Poetry, and Drafts of Publications (1971-2010).
Dr. Allan W. Anderson was born in Hastings, New Zealand on July 18, 1922 but grew up in England. He moved to the United States in 1936 where he remained the majority of his life. He received a B.A. in history and general science in 1944 from Washington Missionary College, an M.A. in english literature from Trinity College in 1951, and a Ph.D. in philosophy of religion from Columbia University in 1960. He was an instructor at the National Academy of Broadcasting in Washington DC from 1947-1949, and was later a radio newscaster and announcer in Hartford, Connecticut, where he also worked as a social worker.
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Two girls separated by race form an unbreakable bond during the tumultuous integration of Little Rock schools in 1958"Creating a book that reads as though written in one effortless breath requires a rare talent...Readers will root for a painfully shy girl to discover the depths of her own courage and find hope in the notion that even in tumultuous times, standing up for the people you love can't be wrong. Satisfying, gratifying, touching, weighty — this authentic piece of work has got soul." --The New York Time Book Review — The New York Times Book Review
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The Washington Redskins looked like a take of two teams in today's thrilling 30-24 win over San Diego. Late in the game, they looked like the Redskins of 2013, collapsing late int he game, and allowing a ten point lead to dissipate within minutes. In overtime, they looked much like the Redskins of 2012, orchestrating a game winning drive with a healthy balance of run and pass to that eventually led to FB Darrel Young's third TD and the big win at FEDEX Field. Of course, not listed below, Washington should also thank the play calling decisions of Mike McCoy and his staff. Why one would pass two consecutive plays with the ball just six inches from the goal line, is beyond me. If it is me, I am going QB sneak on first and goal and running on second and third down, if needed. But hey, we will take it. We deserve to have worse play calling happen at FEDEX that is not from the Washington sideline.
So who gets our thumbs ups and thumbs down today?
PIERRE GARCON: What an outstanding performance by Garcon today. The Redskins needed a big game from their top receiver and he delivered with a 155 yard performance, his highest yards total since joining Washington. The Redskins big drive came on the half time kickoff drive. The drive was highlighted by a stunning 38-yard reception by Garçon, another one handed gem. It was a critical catch at a critical time, with the score tied and the Redskins facing a 3rd and 12. Five plays later, Darrel Young would score to give Washington an important 21-14 lead. Garcon would later make another stunning one-handed grab on a Griffin pass that was behind Garcon. Garcon is the number one receiver here and played that role quite well today. Garcon made 7 grabs on 11 targets for 155 yards for an average of 24.6 yards per catch. A fantastic game for a leader on this team that called out the passing game last week against Denver, saying that Redskins passing attack sucked. He was right. However, today, Garcon helped improve that passing game and helped lift the Washington to an important hone win. Garcon deserves our Thumbs Up.
ALFRED MORRIS: Darrel Young scored three touchdowns, the first three of his career. However, don't forget who put Washington in those positions to score near the goal line. Alfred Morris had an outstanding game, rushing for 121 yards on 25 carries and added a TD. He averaged 4.8 yards per carry. Morris sustained drives for Washington with his bruising style of power running, gaining critical yards after first contact. Morris ran and looked like the Alfred Morris of 2012. He may not have scored 3 TDs, but without Morris, the Redskins would not have been in this game. Morris' 25 carries was a season high for him. Morris deserves a Thumbs Up.
HONORABLE MENTION: We will give a few of these out. Honorable mention shoutout to Darrel Young, who scored the first three TDs of his career, in this game. Kudos to Robert Griffin III, who looked much like the RG3 of last season. Griffin completed 71.2% of his passes, connecting on 23 of 32 passes for 291 yards. He only rushed 6 times for 17 yards today. Griffin led the Redskins with his arm, which is exactly what Redskins fans want to see. Kudos to WR Leonard Hankerson. He is still trying to grasp the second receiver slot, and took a leap today, catching 5 passes on 6 targets. Hankerson caught 55 yards including two critical first downs. Finally, kudos to DT Barry Cofield, who once again played aggressively in the middle, helping stamp down the San Diego rush and levied two QB hits on Phillip Rivers.
SPECIAL TEAMS: Horrific again. We may just keep this unit as a permanent position on Thumbs Down. How Keith Burns keeps his job week to week is simply mystifying. This unit is awful, every single aspect of it. Today, the coverage units gave up no big returns. Stunning. Today, it was the field goal unit. It is like they wanted to compete with coverage to see which is the worst component under Burns. Two field goals blocked. This from a team that had not blocked a field goal in 11 years. It happens twice in DC today. The return game is just as anemic. Josh Morgan is awful at returns. Please stop that. He is even worse at punt returns. At this point, just put Santana Moss back there for the season. Oh, and fire Burns.
LONDON FLETCHER: Fletcher was absolutely horrendous in pass coverage today. Sure, he had a game high 13 tackles, but that is because San Diego knew where to go with the football. Fletcher is clearly having one of the worst seasons he has had in Washington. Today was no different.
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Ronson – in a striped sweater, skinny jeans and sneakers – sipped on a bourbon and coke and snacked on grilled cheese, smoked bacon and tomato soup dumplings and tuna poke wonton tacos. Meanwhile, Alba kept her meal gluten-free, ordering a Yellowtail crudo, kale and apple salad and charred shishito peppers.
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Alba Tweeted about the night, posing with Ronson and DJ Eque, joking about her "DJ sandwich."
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A pregnant Kristin Cavallari immediately made her way over to Jessica Alba and introduced herself at Conde Nast Traveler's Hot List party at the Hotel Bel Air in L.A. The two sat down together on a coach and started chatting, and Alba congratulated the reality star on her pregnancy as the ladies discussed motherhood.
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Dinner and dancing – that's what was on the agenda for Jessica Alba and husband Cash Warren – and they kept interesting company for their date night out. The new parents enjoyed a private meal at Mr. C Beverly Hills along with an eclectic array of people. Joining them: Jeremy Piven, Tara Reid, Elisabetta Canalis and Joe Jonas. According to a source, Jessica and Cash sat next to each other at the restaurant, and everyone at the table was in a great mood. After the invite-only dinner, the whole group headed to The Beverly afterward to continue the party, where the party shared another table – when they weren't hitting the dance floor.
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An Omaha school board member said he's been getting a lot of feedback from parents and people in sports about his idea to require students to maintain a minimum grade-point average to participate in extracurricular activities.
Most people, Justin Wayne said, thought such a requirement already existed. But it will take care to craft and implement a policy in a way that doesn't keep students from attending school, he said.
The key, he said, is to have enough support, such as tutoring for students who might be getting close to dropping below a minimum GPA.
Wayne also called for a one-time waiver for students who suffer a hardship, such as a death in the family, and show slumps in grades as a result. Ideally, he said, waivers would be granted by academic coaches, athletic coaches and principals.
Wayne said he recognizes that extracurricular activities can motivate some students to stay in school. Two people to whom he was close growing up didn't make the basketball team for reasons having to do with academics. They dropped out of high school.
"That's why I think it's important we have clear expectations ... and we also provide the support to make them successful," he said.
Wayne, who is seeking re-election, said the idea was prompted by discussions he had with college coaches while traveling last summer with his youth program, the Midwest Trailblazers. He later talked to the athletes, who come from schools throughout the city.
He introduced the idea Monday at a school board committee meeting. More Omaha Public Schools athletes should be going to college to play sports, he said at the meeting, but they don't have the grades.
Current NCAA rules require a 2.0 GPA for entering freshman athletes, and that will rise to 2.3 in 2015.
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Things are going well for the Missouri Tigers on the recruiting trail. They have now landed four recruits, the most recent being the 6-foot-9 and 225 pound Jones.
"Yes I have committed to Mizzou," said Jones via text message.
Jones is a combination of size, strength, and athleticism that isn't seen very much in the high school game. While he is still a work in progress on the offensive end, Jones can rebound and should be a good defender going forward.
At the end of the day Jones' decision came down to Missouri and DePaul with other schools such as Washington State also in the mix, but the visit to the SEC school sealed the deal.
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Martha Stewart's paper lanterns are such a breath of fresh air.
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oooh these are pretty! I bought some small LED Wholesale Light-Up paper Lantern in a set that I found on galleydirect.com and I was looking to add some extra flair to them. This is what I will do. Great idea and thank you for sharing this project I'm in love. I'm going to try and make them in pink colors for a new babys room.


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I know Virgil hasn't technically debuted yet, but he seems to be more serious and mature than someone like kotetsu, He also has an eevee and 7 eeveelutions on his team. So might as well make your decision based on that.
I know Virgil hasn't technically debuted yet, but he seems to be more serious and mature than someone like kotetsu, He also has an eevee and 7 eeveelutions on his team. So might as well make your decision based on that.
Bel, always will be lol.
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Virgil hasn't appeared yet...we had this thread already.
Kotetsu/Kenyan for me.
How can I poll this if the league hasn't started yet? Suppose a certain someone gets knocked out of the league early.
My ideal battle ever!
Kotetsu He seems to get alot of hate but i like his personality and im sure he has a strong team. i think he will be a threat in the league.
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Trip is my baby, don't hurt or insult him!
Kenyan, even though he uses two Pokémon I don't like that much.
Bel, though she is too derpy in the anime. At least she uses nice Pokémon.
That is it. Shootie isn't that bad, Kotetsu is a disgrace and I don't remember who this Virgil is supposed to be.
Virgil. I ALWAYS wanted to see a full eeveelution team and now it's finally going to happen.
Bel/Bianca. Love her. I wished she was focused more but I am happy they made her stronger.
Kotestu is a scatterbrain so I am a bit neutral toward him.
I might like Virgil.... because he has a team of Eeveeloutions
Kenyan/Stephan is pretty okay.... I hope SOMEONE gets the poor man's name right because that will be his greatest accomplishment!
(I can imagine his Donamite trophy. This trophy is award to KENHALLOW/STEVEFANO.)
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I actually like Trip/Shooti the most. I find Trip a fascinating rival for Ash and unlike Paul (who was completely devoid of any human character or relatability), Trip is one of the best things about BW. Sure his attitude is really grating at times, and sure I hate how he thinks he's so cool (a characteristic he and Paul share), but overall he's one of the best things about BW.
Now, for the others and what I feel personally:
Stephan/Kenyan is kinda bland, really. Like he's there to...be there. Nothing too interesting about him, but not a bad character-- although he seems very generic.
Virgil's meh...he's not bad or good to me. See Stephan.
Kotetsu is cool in that he's so different and unique from others around him. He's really enthusiastic about his stuff, granted he's extremely weird at times and comes off as creepy at times. See Stephan and Virgil, I guess.
Bianca is either amazing or a complete ditz. Let me elaborate for just a second. She's either very enthusiastic and funny, or very stupid and moronic. It really depends on the context in which the writers choose to portray her. Better than a lot of the other rivals, but can be really annoying when she wants to be. Good but definitely has her flaws (again so do Stephan, Trip, etc.), but Bianca's are fairly obvious. She has a charm though, and I will say that.
Burgundy is very creepy and annoying, but she's decent.
The one I hate is Georgia, that being with a passion. She's a class A jerk, stealing all of Cilan's food, I could go on about why I dislike her.
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"If Pikachu becomes a Raichu, I might be able to win that badge. On the other hand, to make it evolve just to fight...I would be just like Surge...Pikachu, what do you want to do? I really wanna beat that Surge, but I also don't want to force you to evolve if you'd be happier staying the way you are now." -- OS Ash, ESS
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3. The Games: XY > BW > RSE > GSC > Y > HGSS > DP > RBG
4. Pokemon: The Origin: Excellent: 94.7/100.
5. The Movies: OS > AG > XY (Prediction) > DP = BW
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I chose, "Bel/Bianca" cause I actually like them all in terms of personality so I chose her cause she's on the top of the list again and she's Ash's first female rival!
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Bianca, no question about that.
Bianca. I don't like the others much
Trip is my favorite because he is the only rival with a defined plot. He is also the only rival who doesn't seem either too goofy (Bianca and Kotetsu), too generic (Stephan), or too gimmicky (Virgil). I am still a fan of all of them though.
Hey, no fair! We haven't even seen some of the others yet LOL.
I think I like Bel the most, shes funny and shes slowly improving, can't wait to see how she does at the league.
I also really like Stephen and can't wait for him and Ash to finally battle ^
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In Mike Stedham's "Dyed Blond," JLAC and CAST (Community Actors' Studio Theater Inc.) members Hervey Folsom, Donna Ross, Tammy Doering, Jami Ricketts, Shannon Bolton, Michelle Fuller, Margaret Folsom, Linda Lee, Kimberly Davenport, Kara Silvers and Lana Hurst will grace the stage at the Anniston Country Club on Thursday, Oct. 24 and Friday, Oct. 25.
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Langer Research Associates, primary polling provider to ABC News, advises the news division on standards for disclosure, validity, reliability and unbiased content in survey research, and evaluates data when requested to establish whether it meets these standards.
On disclosure, in addition to the identities of the research sponsor and field work provider, we require a detailed statement of methodology, the full questionnaire and complete marginal data. If any of these are lacking, we recommend against reporting the results. Proprietary research is not exempted.
Methodologically, in all or nearly all cases we require a probability sample, with high levels of coverage of a credible sampling frame. Self-selected or so-called "convenience" samples, including internet, e-mail, "blast fax," call-in, street intercept, and non-probability mail-in samples do not meet our standards for validity and reliability, and we recommend against reporting them.
We do accept some probability-sample surveys that do not meet our own methodological standards – in terms of within-household respondent selection, for example – but may recommend cautious use of such data, with qualifying language. We recommend against reporting others, such as pre-recorded autodialed surveys, even when a random-digit dialed telephone sample is employed.
In terms of content, we examine methodological statements for misleading or false claims, questionnaires for leading or biasing wording or ordering, and analyses and news releases for inaccurate or selective conclusions.
In addition to recommending against reporting surveys that do not meet these standards, we promote and strongly encourage the reporting of good-quality polls that break new ground in opinion research.
Field work for most of ABC's U.S. polling is carried out by Abt SRBI of New York, N.Y., using a dual-frame sample design covering both landline telephone and cell phone-only respondents, with samples produced by Survey Sampling Inc. of Shelton, Conn. We tested cell-only sampling in August 2008, made it a regular part of our sample design in October 2008 and reported on our approach in detail at the annual meeting of the American Association for Public Opinion Research in May 2010; see that paper here.
In the landline component of these surveys, a sample of landline households in the continental United States is selected by SSI via random digit dialing procedures, in which all landline telephone numbers, listed and unlisted, have an equal probability of selection.
SSI starts with a database of all listed telephone numbers, updated on a four- to six-week rolling basis, 25 percent of listings at a time. This database of directory-listed numbers is then used to determine all active blocks – contiguous groups of 100 phone numbers for which more than one residential number is listed. All possible numbers in active blocks are added to the random digit database.


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The truth is that America so often is a terrible country. It is inhumane, as the following stories illustrate.
The first is about a Florida woman who fired a bullet into the wall of her living room in 2010 to scare off her husband when she felt he was threatening her.
No one was hurt. She had never been arrested before. Yet a judge in Jacksonville, Fla., by law had to sentence her to 20 years in prison after a jury convicted her of "aggravated assault with a deadly weapon." (Doubtless the jury found her guilty of being black.)
Where is the outrage at such a draconian sentence? Does nothing ever disturb the notion that America was, is and always will be the greatest nation in the world?
Cretinish Florida politicians — elected by the people — passed the law. It was typical of the mandates by boobus Americanus flooding statehouses.
In the second news item, a judge wrote a moving article in the New York Times. The judge, Gustin Reichbach of New York state, is suffering from pancreatic cancer.
Chemotherapy, radiation, multiple drugs and surgery — all made his life hell. Nausea and pain constantly afflicted him. Eating and sleeping were difficult.
Just one thing helped him eat and sleep: smoking marijuana.
But his dilemma is obvious. Smoking pot is prohibited in New York, and as a judge he has sworn to uphold the law.
So in the article he urged legalization of medical marijuana, rightly declaring criminalization barbaric.
"This is not a law-and-order issue," he wrote. "It is a medical and human rights issue. When palliative care is understood as a fundamental human and medical right, marijuana for medical use should be beyond controversy."
But it is not in supposedly enlightened New York.
The third story comes out of North Carolina. The state has the liberal Golden Triangle, first-rate universities in Durham (Duke), Chapel Hill (North Carolina) and Raleigh (North Carolina State).
But the rest of the state is retarded. North Carolina recently voted overwhelmingly to ban gay marriage. Just one Fortune 500 firm based in the state supported gay marriage.
That firm, Replacements Limited in Greensboro, paid the price for going against the grain. Letters and emails poured in from customers canceling their business.
The firm, which sells glassware, china and silver, spent $250,000 renting billboards to boost gay marriage, sold T-shirts with gay slogans and contributed money to gay-marriage causes.
Bob Page, company owner, speaks sadly of the outpouring of hatred.
"I know we have lost business," Page says, "but my life is not about money."
It's about his companion, Dale Frederiksen, their adopted Vietnamese twin sons and their happy family life.
No matter. Some bigots suggest that the gay couple adopted children so they could molest them.
Courage is costly in North Carolina and bias still reigns in the South.
Blue turns red
Once solidly blue states like Wisconsin are becoming red. The recall election victory of Gov. Scott Walker proves it.
His triumph Tuesday also holds grave portents for a still further erosion of the social contract throughout the country.
Wisconsin voters ratified Walker's right-wing agenda: destroying unions, slashing public sector wages and benefits and shredding the social safety net.
He demanded that public-sector workers be shorn of collective bargaining rights. He hacked billions from budgets for public schools and higher education.
He alienated Latinos by abolishing in-state tuition for immigrants and supporting restrictive voter ID laws.
He targeted health care, poverty programs and programs to aid children. He signed a law banning abortion coverage in health care exchanges.
He backs privatization of cleaning and food workers. He favors right-to-work laws to further inhibit unions.
Monica Davey, New York Times reporter, described Walker as "uncompromising, polarizing, headline-grabbing and austere." His strategy: divide and conquer.
Walker's campaign outspent his Democratic rival $31 million to $4 million. Fourteen billionaires made contributions to Walker's, campaign, all but one from outside Wisconsin. Diane Hendricks wrote a $500,000 check to support Walker.
The Republican governor is fulfilling his vow to a billionaire contributor: he will make Wisconsin "a completely red state."
Walker won the ideological war in Wisconsin. He now takes the fight nationally as the new darling of reaction.
Mitt Romney, certain GOP nominee, calls Walker a hero and role model. It sounds as if Romney wants Walker as a running mate.
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Hand-altered court records are subtle evidence of the birth of the Confederate States of America. The short-lived Confederate courts continued to use the Federal court records books of the pre-secession period. With a bit of crucial, hand-done editing, forms from these record books allowed "foreigners" from Rhode Island, New York, and other "foreign homelands" to declare their intention to become citizens of the Confederate States of America.
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